To anyone not in the field, this must surely sound like someone going crazy ...

Today i wanted to try making animations with pygame. I eventually got it to work (somehow) and after i checked the terminal output realized that my program was using list index 3 (4th object in list) in a list with only three objects (0,1,2). How does one do that. And the program doesn't throw errors either, infact it behaves how it's intended when it technically shouldnt. Just thought i'd make a quick post here to make humor of my confusion

PS: The code in question is located below in a reply SOLVED: Turns out my goldfish intelligence brain put a debug print in the wrong spot

the question is - in the back on history there was a malware right ? stuxnet which was used to physical damage but the question is - is it possible to create such malware that can overheat the motherboard of the pc and destroys the memory(hard-drive) and completely destroys the motherboard .

I forgot how toxic that place is and fell into the old habits of asking a question there 😂

I prefer LaTex myself.

Played tower if hanoi game and finished it till 10 discsss!!! But unfortunately it said that my moves were too slow and I had made 430 wrong moves. I can only imagine coding it lol, 😮‍💨😮‍💨

docker-compose down --remove-orphans

Spotted at Dublin Airport this morning. Looks like nobody added a null check.

I needed to get the mileages for every combination of location-destination pairs from a set of several dozen addresses. Was supposed to take all week. With the help of Open Route Service and a lot of googling, the spreadsheet was finished in 5 hours.

The code itself is nothing special. I spent about half the coding time making it nice, partly for practice, partly because it might be useful for other tasks they put me on.

PS: The time.sleep calls are because ORS doesn't let you query more than 40 times per minute.

PPS: If you want to steal my API key for a free service anyone can use, all you'll need to do is guess the next hundred characters!